Course Description
A General Physician is the first point of contact for any person with any kind of a health problem. From minor cuts and bruises to major health conditions, all are usually seen by the GP first. Hence, the role of the GP in the community cannot be stressed enough.
GPs have an increasing role in planning and delivering healthcare. This session considers the learning outcomes described in the Community Orientation domain of the RCGP core curriculum and explores how to apply these to everyday situations.
What you will learn?
The course follows a structured format with multiple interactive sessions covering all health aspects all through the life cycle. These include health issues faced at every stage in life, from infancy, adolescence, adulthood, and old age. This course covers a wide range of health conditions including:
Eligibility :
Medical Graduate can enroll for the Course like MBBS/ BHMS/ BAMS/ BUMS/BEMS etc.
After the successful completion of exam and formal procedures, you will get the Certificate at your registered postal address.
Mode of Education :
Regular & Correspondence
Syllabus :
The Role of the Consultation,
Being Open in Practice,
Introduction to Patient Safety in, Primary Care – A GP’s Story,
Teaching Groups and Workshops,
The Principles of Screening,
Taking and Drawing a Genetic Family History Practice,
Basic Life Support in the Primary Care Environment,
Common Neonatal Problems,
Gathering Information and Exploring Sensitive Issues,
Obesity in Young People,
Safeguarding Children,
Introduction to the Healthy Child Programme,
The Ageing Population,
Managing Common Vaginal Bleeding Problems,
Pre-pregnancy Counselling,
Sexual Health: Indicators of Risk,
Pain Management in Palliative Care,
Introduction to Learning Disabilities in the Community,
Alcohol Facts,
Taking Care of Problems of the Ear,
Screening and Prevention of Eye Disease,
Diagnosis of Diabetes,
Endocrine Problems in Primary Care – An Overview,
Back Pain,
Managing Sports Injuries in Primary Care,
